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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-09-25, Page 15automobiles. hot rod, WA the t youth >a f a lovers fro 'murder in to .a - xiinevitable a _co, Lc. P'aui4101af garage 'Mechanic. Session for shaped. w Rose,•,ayoung wOrks Jae car washis pliYod b Dianne ' its title, frame of:Aloha BY d set' in Hawaii, But Haww special .mea. _ for the yo lovers who start out planning, an t Jo m le. Wonder e.:.... , for thit youth-orp tedai odramL 044 A,provorative,neWflim with all u theme "" e B eim .arn tio�af, Peter Proud starring Michael Sarrazin :. Jennifer Q 11Tell ►, Mar of :ladder and Cornelia Sharpe. a *on Mae Ehrlich* sa' beAt-' seller, the:movie. the *eosin, search' of young mann who COMO'to Sieve in his own prior a ►teace..kraessistably, he been. recorded` fru►a t ancient timer today it p of the liro t , o+citaly m EurStates. The !Reincarnation of Peter, Proud takes An exciting iotkl; at the subject, and: might make eve the skeptic wonder whether someday $ones will prove that r+arnati!,iis`, .dile. 8EM on Sh a t e ih.c r:21; Jason Nathaniel, . se,nof Mi. and Mr,Gregory +��'►t ,s John, sonofMr. and Mrs. WO Metcalfers were bantiitedin the Bel ore, United churdi by Rev.' 111 Wil iam''Lake. •• 4040SSSSI►T� 27, 000.040•040011100•0000 •• 26i, tato, 24-, 41/ Ep, 24f GS b has a' ltd SeInasaLivey On ten& t date, 4t they becarro IC° 31131E 310 incir It NU' ; .f AkI ) Hrlr,rJF s • • • urday guests *axle Kennedy? were Mr. and . Roo and family of St. Rett, v. T. Kenneth :;and: Mrs. 1$rn were in Arantford Sunday afternoonfor supper an 'evening service at SipDavid's Anglican Church..The.occasion. was the c urcb'e snitivir. sary =tithe burning ofthe gage of f e new church that was built duringMr. HaWthorn'sterm of ministr.. there. .,'.o - Carmen chan. and BOSS of Wated0 Vent the weekend with her Par_ a Mr: and Mrs, George Fi, Patrick Street. SUN. • go. ; : a,,4N�; it OCL', f T � tUES. 30 QAaa�Y;Qt Z SHOWIN os I1)) St' .OLj itnevv Itiho <<)I1 had been Wht• in our' previous Iifi... � �c�u had licca d.•.w•hortl you had loved Arid how you had died. 'That then CoffeeVat** 4, The league 144 00 bowlers this 'week with Shirley rey 'taking `aal the honors with a 231 :tl : e and a 445 double; Girls bowling "over 00' were Louise vatelwse!d2Ernie` Zen - Yon T': 2117.; Jan . 212f Pate O An er 215►9 R ; .. 711311911.„2°J; . Caroline Greenaway 206; . ale Tolton 209. winningprizes this week W Ellen Henderson, Marlene I,,eed- ham, Barb Vessey, Edna Arm- strong, Ernie Kenyon and Bev Hayden. 6 0 0--0 • •• • • • •AME.RICAM G�IAµA?�, • • PAM LE �� ,CAR r 1• • • tY4sa <Yc. N MOr►oN PlcruRE To 41 p� t v° !>� • • A • . • R sr'c ,'a • ra raeaiw�l: • V •. • • .N,^+ is + ar ,rte• Oa p►OV� ENT M$Htibn te'Fal'OI.Fd •ril Won AtNMbl(%11.°5e/ •• Zfn j@Itl?j�treOf • _ J. . �L.. X11 • ••••.•••••••••••••••••••••S••• ......................T The terrifying motion picture ' �` • STARTS FRIDAY ,' from the terrifying-No.1 best seller. 0 • OCTOBER 3rd: i DAILY AT ,> � (See it from the beginning!) ▪ 7:00 and 9:15 P.M. � � �`� f W • . ' ' ADULT ENTERTAINMENT. ••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••• ••••••••.•••••••••••� LADIES' WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE The ladies started the bowling season with some keen competi- tion. Team standings are:, Darn's Bones, five points; Wag's Ind' ney's, five; McBurney's Meat- balls, four; Lee's Laambchops, :three; Tolton's Tongues and Scott's Steaks, tied at two. Games of 200 or over were bowled by Caroline Greena'Way 239; Louise Welwood 207; Ruby MacLennan 201, 241; Jayne English 245; Shirley Sallows 203, 210, 212; Betty Foxton 219; Jean King 218; Mary Campbell 06; TILL THURSOA P esitsIa'$2, . _THE TELEGRAT .HANG! ' AL1117, Ni ION. ���,t,�1> 1 ;t'�lt '0,110 MIMEO • Iuud b FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER le TO TNURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 rats art beak again! ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Ifyotfre' ot new Gyin. orArts Centre... S � Rink.. .or P1ayground.. eadtith.. 4 There's a new Ministry in Ontario. The Ministry of Culture & Recreation. Money is coming from our new Ontario Lottery, "Wintario", for worthy proj eats . Projects that have to do with culture or. recreation. iives Projects that can help enrich the of your fellow Ontarians. In fact, dollars are available for existing or new cultural and recreational facilities in your community. There are conditions of course. But the whole story is spelled out in a little booklet we've just published, called "How to Share in Wintario". For your free copy write to "How to Share", Queen's Park, Toronto. We've been saying, "We all win with Wintario." Now your new Ministry is going to start making it happen. Ontario MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND RECREATION. 101 4G) Bob Welch, Minister Malcolm Rowan, Deputy Minister • a Beth Skin226. 200; Rogil.. Jouwsma 20t 212, Diane 213, 264, Aarb ���taintun +�a' Scb '24O ; Shir1 Storey ; :3 at'ytoo 2804 Sharon Skinn 249; 0 took� Sharon n Slob double ... b e honors with .a high ..single of 249 i : Rind ,a Talon trxple f � i,59, Thanks to ,the .spares, :Petty M � Foxton,Ann chi "er Ada: Aitchison and Verna Haugh. 0+0 C.OMMEHCIAI.► LEAGUE With none of the teapis having much of a mind of its own, the standings are stymied with three teams 4 five' points and three team4 at two. Griffith's Grads, Michie's Mayflowers and Pegg's Poppies are in the lead and in the caboose are 13urke's, Bluebells, Haugh's Hollyhocks' and Read - man's Roses. ; Verna Hdugh had the ladies' high singleof 2,51 and Josie. Anger had high triple of 617. for the Men it was `Frank Burke's 2180' single and 753 triple. Thanks to spares Linda and Ken Hopper, Marie Phillips, Jo- anne Cretier, ,;Agnes Cameron and Linda Campbell. AUTUMN LEAVES Autumn leaves, beautiful while on the trees, are treacherous on the ground. Drive with extra, care when leaves are making slippery patches on the roadway, asks the Ontario Safety League: ` » OPEN WEEKENDS ' FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY /1,. ' - FIRST SHOW AT DUSK uSrANo,TBCA'8t Thursday, `Oriday,'September 26, 27 URTHQUAKEU MATTER' TH NATION. cross wow RAG!NG.URESTORML. LUT THE WORST IS VET TO came ei, A, ,...4 ts-, ,i- ' te:- N • .• THE ULTIMATE DISASTER stareg LORNE GREENE - A Roger Corpia' - Mos E Younpsteut Prrsentatron A New World Pictures Release Metrocolor ADULT ENTERTAINMENT • PLUS AN Added Feature Sunday, September 28 "STREET FIGHTERS" - PLUs "STRANGERS • :., f►_U [D Ti 3 DAY SPECIAL Friday, Saturday, and Sunday September 26, 27 & 28 THE TOWERING INFERNO with Steve McQueen and Paul Newman —PLUS - 99 44/100% DEAD Stars Richard Harris BOTH. IN COLOR REtOYIENIIED AS MKT ENTERTAINMENT OetAcqualatedNitAt 'This year's Get AOPainted Ni t : d' iti ha a �of� ,about Per ceut of the children's parents, In classes come 44.tgl Witted with dr*' ;or - children,* ' chers. Was plead foe: this ba n The teachere. see ed to . t. the Wee was suecesaful. Mr. Robert- son hopes' mit evening . was ,a profitable one for both the teachers and the parents. that the parents trusted their children in the auditorium. At this timel.would like to thank the helpers who Were chosen to he make the parents comf, rtable while waiting to talk . to teachers. —Patricia Burbldge Students' IGi,nci'. Op Tuesday, Sept.,;.16 the members of our 1975 Students': Council got together and.chogge,. four people to run for president. These four pimple are, to °prepare speeches and posters, They will' say their speeches at an assembly and then the rest of the students will A have to vote for their own choice. "Good Luck" to- those o.those people running for presi- dent. —Gary. Douglas Profess Roy,, e :iiia t::: '�T the, northern will takecalled yp %'has pr ate five consRegloualul 1icce., addition Ventral Staff onth cuarneul in,a w� the. ala' w,j . Each the e w *there InGr,�,d�e7. , ' rn price, w► ae For Provincial Governmentala:ut ; `o The Grade 7' studenbr A pre* chasing tended to have a Provincial' agl' Government Election in History periods. First they learned ,how A Provincial Government 'Mee- Cancel :"111.3r tions are conducted and then ex- plored the responsibilities: of pro- vincial candidates. Six students pretended to be the candidates Thede six wrote and gave cam- paigegpeeches for their class. Then the lass, following' all rules as 0 it were official, voted for the one they thought yilzarthe best. We are sure they had fun playing the part of an Election. Marlin Good On September`` day), evcry one home earl►. students' hopes ngli,"imf� i bad news came drat neo Ream would get off early. early dismissal` rul ng wpa° rescinded.. At 8:00 p.tr deadline fors voting; will have lot4 of tine to g polls after class. SchI Recreation Re; By Jim Ward Thaltlbst,esvdtitfulnitikd a%tel pdui1 isIli& iiievitute`r progr�i �( at the arena is underway. During the fall dance Sept. 12 the com- pressor was activated and by Monday the flooding started. Saturday morning at 9 o'clock the Wingham Figure Skating Club began its fall,skating school. This is the earliest the ice has ever been in. The fall skating school will run to and include the Sunday of . Thanksgiving week- Arr,14t ri t `rug th' war'` hopefuls who showed up on Sun i day afternoon for publicskating, that program start Saturday night, Sept. 27,E 7:304:30 and again on Monday, 46 pan., These will be the hours 'until after Thanksgiving. The regular fall program bro. chure will be distributed ,within the week and will offer a variety of programs that complement the night -school program offered by F. E. Madill Secondary 'School. Nashville star to sing at Howick. arena Oct. 1 1 Grand Ole Opry star LeRoy Van Dyke will appear in concert at the Howick Community Centre on Oct. 11. Proceeds from the concert and a following dance will go to pay for the new Wrox- eter baseball park. The park which as been in use this summer cost the community $13,000. A considerable amount of money was raised by public donation and a government grant is expected to finanace 25 per cent of the cost. The ball park committee hopes the special con- cert and dance will raise enough to complete the financing. The 36 -year-old Van Dyke has been recording since he was 18 and has been a star at the Grand Ole ()pry in Nashville for about aS,,, long. His best known hits include The Auctioneer and Walk On By, both of which sold over a million recordings. The Wroxeter committee saw � TI 1 ftiVE'ipj IN CLINTON - ONTARIO UT*" BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P M FIRST SHOW AT DUSK • FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Se • 'ember 26, 27 and 28 -.T " .••• C . .4 .. f ii Yr,*, , r A h(' t )241'. i,t°r trst ADULT ENTERTAINMENT [� f'it i„ teWorkl Cl� , s _ oLA 11 IN A GEORGE ROY HILL FILM �,�.` t.� � ' 'til 1 � �. ` -„, \, . F11_1 rL o ,: . +� . ::�. A girl with a great following: Every cop in the state was after her. Eve wase else her. GDIINII4WV. l ARIA1,8 EXPOS ' ADULT ENTERTAINMENT his performance at the Central Ontario Exhibition last month in Kitchener and decided to engage him for their benefit ,event. A member of Van Dyke's four -man backup group, The Swingin' Auctioneers, is Jimmy Johnson of Windsor who at one time ap- peared with the CENX Barn Dance. Johnson has been in Nashville for the past 11 years. A flashy dresser for stage appearances, Van Dyke has a good baritone singing voice and is articulate in his delivery of lyrics, according to a report by Kitchener Record entertainment writer Victor Stanton following Van Dyke's appearance at the exhibition there. The dance band which will follow the Van Dyke concert is the Colin Butler group from Kitchener. The 14 -year-old Butler has been described as a singing sensation. Mixed foursome at golf club A mixed two -ball foursome was held at the Wingham Golf Club Saturday with 40 golfers playing. The first low gross score was captured by Jack Muszynski and Betty Walker. The first low net team were Nelson Frank and Joyce Church. The second low gross and low net, respectively, were Alex Walton and Merla Frank and Jim English and Joan Henry. The "Most Honest Golfers” title was awarded to Jack Nevery and Jane Le Van, while the Slowest foursome on the course were Chris Gosling, Roger Keay, Sandra Keay and Maria Gosling. The fifth best net score went to Dr. John Pings and Magda Moody. The tenth best score gross was earned by John Mann and Peg Moreland. The highest score on one was captured by Paul Moody and Marie Ping.